The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-06-17

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cash; your cash, for which we have
given you goods in the past as good
as your money! and with your
(our) cash, we are continually
laying in our goods at way-down
prices; prices that nothing but ready
cash can command, and giving YOU
the daily benefit of the bargains that
your liberal cash custom in the past
has enabled us to make. Can anv
one do more? Some merchants in
buying a bill of goods at a better
margin than usual, look upon the
transaction as an opportunity to make
that much more for themselves out
of their customers. We regard i as
another Of the chances we are always
looking for to give u customers a
lower price. Which mode of look
ing at it strikes you as being most
likely to serve your interest?
We are still on deck at the old
stand, doing business in the old
(and only way in which We know
how to do it, the one plank in Il
platform being "a DOLLARS
WORTH OF GOODS FOR A
DOLLAR IN MONEY! 1t has
proved itself a good solid plank to
stand on for us and our customers
alike and it will hold all creation,-
or hat part thereof that can make
it convenient to do their trading at
our stores.
twenty-five hundred yards of
Saline remnants, fast colors, stand
ard cloth, at 4 cts per yard, worth
s cts in long pieces.
Five hundred yards Of crinkled
sccrsuckcrs, i'll short pieces. Price
10 cts per yard. worth IS cts in
longer lengths.
Fine Damask Table Linen, bought
under price, nearly ? yards wide.
Scots. Worth SI.oo.
Bring a sample of the best all
wool Black Cashmere you can find
in town or country at 50, 90 or
75cts, and give us a chance to make
comparison. We seldom get left IN
low prices.
Lace Plaid Ecru Cotton dress
stuff, the incest of all at 25cts.
Sun Umbrellas and Parasols all
prices, from 25cts to $3.50.
Childrcn's French Ribbed Hose,
white fces and extra length tops, full
regular made, at is, 20, - and 25cts.
Ladies Gauze Vests. with long
or half sleeves. 3octs.
Many new pieces Of Crinkles for
ladies wash dresses received this
week. Prices much lower than
hcrctolorc-thcy'rc selling this year
better than ever before. Beauties at
l2Hcts yard.
If you WANT 10 see a genuine good
white dress shirt, with linen bosom
and cuffs for 5octs, stop in at the
New Store under the Opera House.
They are by far the best value Of
anything we ever had in that way.
All kinds of Summer Hats; both
wool, fur and straw, suited to all
needs, for Iocts to $3.50 at our New
Store under the Opera House.
Ii you have not already fixed
yourself up with a spring or sum
mcr suit, stop in and see our stock,
it may be you can save several dol
lars by getting ofus instead of going
elsewhere.
Our Shoe trade is growing, and it
deserves to grow, as we give big re-
turns for your money. We are max
ing new friends every day in this de-
partmcnt at our New Store under
the Opera House.
Remnants of Bleached Muslins
s and Iocts. Worth 10 and I2cts.
Canton Mating at 2octs yard.
All kinds Window Shades, from
25cts to 69cts, ready to hang up.
5 pounds good Turkey Prunes
for 25cts yard.
Remnants good Cottonadcs for
Boys and Mems pants, 2octs yard.
Mems working pants, our own
make, also shirts, both made at our
factory. 1t don't pay the housewife
to make these things. We do it by
steam and do it at little cost New
Store under the Opera House.
What others may have we don't
know, but this much we are certain
OF, If any dealer in town has the good
fortune to w as nice a stock of
Plaid Victoria Lawns for White
Dresses, as we can show at IS cts,
they are to be congratulated. Don't
buy a white dress until you see our
stock. You may regret it. 1t don't
cost anything for an examination.
Try one of Burt's Shirts at p cts.
or SI.oo, sold at our New Store un-
der the Opera House.
We have all widths of green wire
netting at the following prices:
:! inches vide IS CENTS per yard
~ 20 4" f" "